Globular Clusters
M 10
Another globular clusters from the Messier catalogue in constellation Ophiuchus.
This one is about 14300 light years away and is around 11.4 billion years old.
Globular Clusters
Globular Clusters
Globular Clusters
M12
Another globular clusters from the Messier catalogue in constellation Ophiuchus.
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Globular Clusters
M14
One of quite a few globular clusters from the Messier catalogue in constellation Ophiuchus.
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M 13
M 13 in Hercules. One of the brightest Globular Clusters in the Northern Hemisphere. It is about 22000 light years from earth and contains several hundred thousand stars. Globular clusters are remnants from times where galaxies formed. Since there is not much gas left in these clusters, most stars are pretty old and young stars are rare.
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Hercules Corps (including M13)
A wide field view of the corpse of Hercules presenting Globular Cluster M13.
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Globular Clusters
M 3
M3 is a Globular Cluster in Canes Venatici about 34000 light years from our solar system. As all Globular Clusters it is pretty old (11.4 billion years).
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